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Aug 28, 2011
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is now bearing down on new york city. 11 news reporter steve handelsman has the latest from times square. a look at some of the tree damage across the city, sent in from a u-local member... a look at some of the tree damage across the city, sent in from a u-local member... switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. pnc virtual wallet now comes with spending zone. it organizes all your spending, including your pnc debit card, credit card, and your bills. so you can view them by category... or by month. you can set a budget... and it'll even alert you when you're getting close to the amount you've set -- and when you've gone over. spending zone is built to help you keep better track of your spending. experience everything virtual wallet has to offer at pncvirtualwallet.com. pnc bank. for the achiever in you.
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Aug 26, 2011
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Aug 26, 2011


's raid came just hours after josh powell's father, steve powell, leveled allegations against his missing daughter-in-law. >> she was open to me sexually, mentally, whatever. >> reporter: steve powell claims josh's wife often tried to seduce him and admits he openly made sexual advances toward susan. >> i wasn't going to turn down an opportunity with this beautiful woman, even though she was my son's wife. i'm sorry. she is just a wonderful person, and i enjoyed it. >> reporter: jennifer graves is steve powell's estranged daughter and a close friend of susan's. she said susan complained to her about her father-in-law's inappropriate advances. >> susan never told me about any inappropriate relationship. my dad never told me about any inappropriate relationship. >> reporter: disgusted and outraged by the salacious claims, susan's father, chuck cox, claims the racy allegations against susan are despicable and outright lies. he says the police seizure at his son-in-law's home is progress. >> it makes me much more comfortable if the journals are in their hands than in steve and josh's hands. >
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Aug 25, 2011
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Aug 25, 2011


. >>> and a visionary resigns. steve jobs, the genius behind the iphone and ipad steps down as apple's ceo saying he no longer can meet the duties of his job. the decision about his health, and the impact on his company, today, thursday august 25, 20 1 11. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> and welcome to "today" on this thursday morning. i'm ann curry. >> i'm david gregory in for matt on a very busy news morning. take a look at the conditions right now in the bahamas. hurricane irene has slammed the island chain. there are reports that 90% of the homes on two of the islands there have been severely daniel. >> that word is chilling for a lot of people along the coast bracing for irene. just this morning, the first hurricane watch was posted for the outer banks of north carolina where evacuations are currently under way. >> already under way. but the real threat could be to the u.s. right here in the northeast as we've been talking about all morning. the most significant hurricane potentially to threaten this area in two decades. experts are warning people here to get prepared. >> we'
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Aug 25, 2011
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Aug 25, 2011


book. >>> and the visionary resigns. steve job, the genius behind the iphone and ipad steps down as apple's ceo saying he can no longer meet the duties of his job. what his decision is saying about his health and the impact on his company today, thursday, august 25, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >> this is "today" with matt lauer and ann curry. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today." it's 7:00 on the west coast on this thursday. i'm ann curry. >> i'm in for matt on what is a very busy news day. look at the conditions now in nassau and the bahamas as hurricane irene lashes. there are reports that 90% of the homes on two of the southern islands there have been severely damaged. >> the destruction is a chilling bit of news for people all along the east coast who are now bracing for irene. a hurricane watch issued overnight has been issued for the outer banks of north carolina where evacuations are now under way, as you can see from that video. it is a very important moment. >> as we've been talking about all morning the real threat could b
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Aug 25, 2011
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Aug 25, 2011


's high-profile ceo steve jobs has resigned. he can no longer handle the job, but does plan to stay on as the chairman of the board. steve jobs has a long history of serious medical problems, including pancreatic cancer. >>> casey anthony has started her one-year probation in a florida check fraud case. anthony who was acquitted last month of murdering her daughter reported to officials last night after a court rejected her appeal of the probation sentence. the court of inquiries ruled that the former commander of the aircraft carrier that produced run a chi videos can remain in the navy. but the panel said captain owen honors committed conduct unbecoming of a naval officer. >>> merriam-webster has new terms, bromance, fist pump, robo calls, and tweet. and a visitor checked into the hospital. a deer got into the emergency room's automatic doors, wandered through the hallways before ushered out by staff members. he got a clean bill of health. it's six minutes past the hour. let's go back outside to ann and david. >> looked like a young deer. >> very young. big ears. >> cute. >> thank
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Aug 10, 2011
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Aug 10, 2011


to go to skype again. we want to check in with steve. he's calling -- checking in from fayetteville, north carolina. steve, how's it going? >> i'm good. how are you? >> great. what's your question? >> my question is, i'm about to enter a two-year college program with a projected cost of $14,000. my wife and i have about $19,000 in the bank, and after last week only about $4,000 in stocks. but we have no debt other than our mortgage. we may need some of that money though for living expenses. my question is, should i get a student loan or should i wait until our money runs out? >> sharon? >> my first question in ters of the money you have in the stock market was this money for retirement or money you always planned to use for education coming up? >> it's always been planned to use for education. >> it probably should not have been in the stock market in the last couple of years if you were planning to go to college right now. that is money you probably will have to take out of the stock market, as you said, that you will have to pay for. but i think the first thing you need to do is s
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Aug 4, 2011
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Aug 4, 2011


and her new attorney steve sadal is joining us from atlanta. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning to you again, steve. choosing probation means this is all over behind you. choosing a new trial brings a lot of emotional risks and legal risks. what is your decision? >> well, i have decided to go along with a new trial. >> why is that? >> because the first what you said about the emotional risk and the legal risk versus just letting it be over as i mentioned before going through things like this makes you a heck of a lot tougher. and by all means, you know, you don't want to wake up in the morning with that hanging over your head. it's bad enough to wake up every morning knowing that you will never see them again. and the conviction hanging there also, it's -- that will be a little bit more emotional in the long run. it's going to stay forever, along with the fact that he's gone. >> to make that decision, you have to have some faith. no, if, in fact, the justice system mistreated you last time, it won't again? >> that's a risk i'm willing to take. a
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Aug 11, 2011
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Aug 11, 2011


's brother, steve and daughter briana are joining us exclusi exclusively. good morning to both of you. a miracle? what other word would you use? >> you've been watching her face form over this period of time. the last time we talked to you, she was in icu. what has it been like to see her emerge again. >> it's good to see the rapid progress and a happiness -- a new hope has been sparked. and it's so nice to see her ready to get at it again. >> what about for you, steve? >> initially after the operation, she was quite sick. so i was there for like two weeks and i don't know if she said ten words to me during that time. and so from that point and now they interviewed her this morning. they got her to talk, you know, they mentioned her statements and everything. and her optimism is, you know, back again and so we're quite ecstatic. >> the idea that now there's the possibility, the beginning of her own ability to smile. i see you smiling too. and just thinking about that. what does that mean to your family? what does that mean to charla? >> just for her to make an expression, something th
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Aug 5, 2011
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Aug 5, 2011


.1% to 9.1%. to keep it in context, let's check in with cnbc senior economics reporter steve lease m leisman. >> we were up 117,000, and a lot of that, while it was weaker than it should have been because the government is laying off 39,000 and 37,000. we had positive revisions upward to the prior month. so all of this is pretty good news. i think the market is going to feel like it dodged a bullet today with the unemployment rate ticking down to 9.1%. we were really worried about another recession here. these kind of numbers are together with upward revision of 60,000 to the prior month suggesting that maybe we're not so fast falling off a cliff into a recession, natalie. >> all right. good news in all of this economic turmoil we've been seeing. thanks so much. >>> extreme heat is once again pi baking the south with a dozen states with heat advisories. dallas tops 100 degrees thursday for the 41st day in a row. the demand for power to run air conditioners and fans have utility companies warning that wide spread outages are possible today. we're going to have more on this in a live r
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Aug 27, 2011
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Aug 27, 2011


on "today in the bay," a quake rattles part of the bay area. a few felt us. let us know. and steve jobs' retirement from april is making his childhood home a tourist magnet. we'll take you out to where the fateful are flocking. more local news coming up in just 30 minutes. these sweet honey clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. morning, august 27, 2011. this morning, breaking news on hurricane irene. you're looking there at live picture from atlantic beach, north carolina and nags head, north carolina, where the effects from irene are easy to see. it's expected to make landfall later this morning. we'll have live reports from north carolina and the heart of the storm in just a few moments. >>> back inside studio
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Aug 4, 2011
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Aug 4, 2011


of you. >> good morning. >> raquel, first -- >> good morning to you, steve. >> tough decision, choosing probation means all of this is over. behind you. choosing a new trial brings a lot of emotional risks and legal risks. what is your decision? >> well, i have decided to go along with the new trial. >> why is that? >> first, what you said about the emotional risk and the legal risk versus just letting it be over. as i mentioned before, going through thing like this makes you a heck of a lot tougher. by all means, you know, you don't want to wake up in the morning with that hanging over your head. it's bad enough to wake up ever morning knowing you're minus one of your children and you'll never see them again. to have the conviction hanging there also, it's -- that will be, i think, a little more emotional in the long run because it has been right now and that's going to stay forever, along with the fact that he's gone. >> but to make that decision, you have to have some faith that in, in fact the, the justice system treated you last time that it won't again. >> that's a risk i'm willin
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Aug 20, 2011
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Aug 20, 2011


towards the three. i know they're innocent. >> reporter: but the father of another victim, steve branch, says he believes they did it. >> if these animals are released you're just going to give the keys to everybody on death row right now. >> reporter: the deal saves face for both sides. prosecutors insist the three were the killers, but their lawyers say the state would never let them out if it was convinced of their guilt. the men themselves say they'll keep fighting to prove their innocence, leaving some to wonder, who killed those boys. for "today," pete williams, nbc news, washington. >> joe burlinger and bruce anoski are directors of paradise lost, a documentary that sparked widespread support for the possibility of the memphis three's innocence. they also produced a follow-up documentary and a third installment that will air this january on hbo. joe and bruce, good morning to you. >> thanks for having us. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> i'm doing great. i know you were there when the three men, damien echols, jason baldwin and jessie misskelley learned they were able to walk
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Aug 13, 2011
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Aug 13, 2011


into is the campaigns try to see how many they k bring to ames. in 1999, george w. bush and steve forbes spent millions at this thing, to something around $-- 10,000 to 15,000 is what many of the field experts expect here. what does that mean? means about 3,000, 3,500 votes could win this thing. the goal is to identify every single one. campaigns today -- no, probably the exact number of people that will be here because they've bought the tickets and personally been handing them out. >> then i know winning here is relative. that if you're in the top three, you're likely in good shape. who are likely to be the top three? >> reporter: the thinking is that it's ron paul, michele bachmann, and tim pawlenty in some order. they've poured the most resources into this event. they are buying buses. pawlenty and bachmann have bought tv advertising throughout the state to get folks here. if one of those three weren't in the top three, that would be a surprise. the question is the order. interestingly enough, when you talk to unaffiliated republicans out here, they keep saying that this ron paul unlike four years
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Aug 12, 2011
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Aug 12, 2011


. >> for the younger set, we have this one for steve and joseph, the rolling backpack, with wheels and handles. when they're little, it can get a little heavy. the rule is when shopping, the backpack shouldn't weigh more than 10% of the child's body weight when it's loaded. >> they do so much damage to their spines and necks. >> for the girl, a fun option, down on the corner is land's end. nice graphic detail with trim. it can be personalized. this one, for the fashionistas, they'll go ga ga for these details. >> this is skip haas oil bag. i love the detail. the colors, it's sweet, its nice am compact, it can still fit the essentials. this is built's scatter dot bag. and down in front, a lot of little pirate-lovers out there, that one is from steven joseph. >> i like the freezer packs that you put in. >> there was a study recently that said 98% of kids lunches are at room temperature. which is unsafe for perishable items. you want to get something like these freezer packs to add in. these are affordable from target and container store. >> this is a new spin win on make today's fun. and blank ones th
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Aug 1, 2011
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Aug 1, 2011


of the death penalty means a huge savings we could use to prevent new crimes and close old ones. but steve argued it's the lengthy appeals. death row inmates are executed three years after conviction. finally, pat attacked the unfairness of it all. the individuals executed are primarily people of color and poor people. the debate continues online at nbced tirls.com. >>> we're back now at 8:35 with oscar nominated octobactor jame franco. in "plan tet of the apes" he is raising a chimp named caesar as his own. when caesar gets too big will is forced to put him in a primate facility. take a look. >> caesar, it's going to be okay. everything is going to be okay. you're going to stay here now. i know. we're not going home right now. >> allow you to drag it out. i know what it is. >> james franco, good morning. >> good morning. >> i watched that just to remind yourself, this is an actor playing that character of caesar. just explain to the viewers the technology that's involved here. >> yeah. well, to me, i sound like a bit of a ne a erksnerd but the most interesting thing in the film is the way
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Aug 8, 2011
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Aug 8, 2011


there to ask me if i wanted to go to "the steve allen show" with him. i said, no, i don't think i can. i'm on my way to philadelphia to see my boyfriend. and that's when the challenge started for him. >> he was going to have his way. did you talk to elvis after that day? did you keep in touch with him? >> i got a christmas card from him once but that was it, because shortly after that i left the states, so i don't even know whether he tried to reach me or not. >> alfred, i know over the years some women have come to you and said, claiming to be the person, the woman in that photograph. >> yes. >> turns out those were not really the women. >> no. >> how did you know barbara was the real thing? >> let me put it this way, i knew that they weren't the real thing because if you look at the photograph barbara's head is at the same height as elvis. everybody thought that she was at least 5'8" or 5'9", maybe even 6 feet. turns out she's up on the landing and elvis is one step down. she's actually 5'10", she tells me. at the time i thought she was 5'11". >> 4'10". >> 4'10", right. she's a short w

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